C# Class RIM.VSNDK_Package.DebugToken.Model.DebugTokenData

Inheritance: RIM.VSNDK_Package.Signing.Models.NotifyPropertyChanged

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Public Properties

Property	Type	Description
_initializedCorrectly	bool
restart	bool

Public Methods

Method	Description
DebugTokenData ( ) : System	Constructor
Decrypt ( string cipher ) : string	Decrypts a given string. Keep in mind that the decrypted string remains in memory and makes your application vulnerable per se. If runtime protection is essential, SecureString should be used.
Encrypt ( string plainText ) : string	Encrypts a given password and returns the encrypted data as a base64 string. This solution is not really secure as we are keeping strings in memory. If runtime protection is essential, SecureString should be used.
addDevice ( DebugTokenDialog parent ) : bool	Add current device to device list.
createDebugToken ( ) : bool	Create a new Debug Token for connected device
getDeviceInfo ( ) : bool	Get the device Info of the connected device
refreshDevice ( DebugTokenDialog parent ) : bool	Refresh current device to device list.
resetPassword ( ) : bool

Protected Methods

Method	Description
OnPropertyChanged ( string propName ) : void	Fire the PropertyChnaged event handler on change of property

Private Methods

Method	Description
getDebugTokenInfo ( ) : bool	Retrieve debug token details
isRegistered ( ) : bool	Get the list of registered devices and display
p_ErrorDataReceived ( object sender, System e ) : void	On Error received event handler
p_OutputDataReceived ( object sender, System e ) : void	On Data Received event handler
refreshScreen ( ) : void	Set all the screen info
removeDebugToken ( ) : bool	remove debug token from connected device
uploadDebugToken ( ) : bool	Upload Token to connected device

Method Details

DebugTokenData() public method

Constructor

public DebugTokenData ( ) : System
return	System

Decrypt() public method

Decrypts a given string.

Keep in mind that the decrypted string remains in memory and makes your application vulnerable per se. If runtime protection is essential, SecureString should be used.

If /// is a null reference.

public Decrypt ( string cipher ) : string
cipher	string	A base64 encoded string that was created /// through the or /// extension methods.
return	string

Encrypt() public method

Encrypts a given password and returns the encrypted data as a base64 string.

This solution is not really secure as we are keeping strings in memory. If runtime protection is essential, SecureString should be used.

If /// is a null reference.

public Encrypt ( string plainText ) : string
plainText	string	An unencrypted string that needs /// to be secured.
return	string

OnPropertyChanged() protected method

Fire the PropertyChnaged event handler on change of property

protected OnPropertyChanged ( string propName ) : void
propName	string
return	void

addDevice() public method

Add current device to device list.

public addDevice ( DebugTokenDialog parent ) : bool
parent	DebugTokenDialog
return	bool

createDebugToken() public method

Create a new Debug Token for connected device

public createDebugToken ( ) : bool
return	bool

getDeviceInfo() public method

Get the device Info of the connected device

public getDeviceInfo ( ) : bool
return	bool

refreshDevice() public method

Refresh current device to device list.

public refreshDevice ( DebugTokenDialog parent ) : bool
parent	DebugTokenDialog
return	bool

resetPassword() public method

public resetPassword ( ) : bool
return	bool

Property Details

_initializedCorrectly public static property

public static bool _initializedCorrectly
return	bool

restart public static property

public static bool restart
return	bool